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Acacia Strain/ Emmure Type Mix
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Hey guys. I thought this was a dead thread so I stopped checking it and didn't realize there were questions. The full final release is up here: http://mankindwillfuckingburn.bandcamp.com
Our facebook is here: http://www.facebook.com/mankindwillburn
The guitars are pretty standard as far as things go around here. They were tuned to drop A. Lowest string was a 68 gauge. They were reamped through a tubescreamer, 6505, mesa OS cab. Single 57 in the right spot. Double tracked. Just EQ in the box beyond that if I remember correctly. The bass is really what makes the tone for me. Thick strings lowered to get a bit of a rattle and quite a bit of processing ITB.
Thanks man. The setup was very modest. It was an SM57 into a firepod. We worked alot on delivery and layering, and editing takes to be tight definitely helped. I also did alot of panning doubled vocals about 30L 30R. There is no reverb on vocals at all, only delay in certain effect parts. I got a little ambience from a stereo widening technique I used on the vocals where you set up 2 aux tracks being fed by vocals, pan them hard Left and Right, both with a 10-13ms delay on them. Then flip the phase on one. Mixing it in low widens the vocal a bit and its totally mono compatible. If I remember correctly it was just basic compression/ EQ/ de-esser but Ill get back if its different or had interesting settings after I get a chance to check the project file.
Lead guitars were the same chain as the guitars I wrote about above, only the amp settings were changed a little. The ambience on it comes from a long ping pong delay from the stock cubase ping pong delay plug-in.
Our facebook is here: http://www.facebook.com/mankindwillburn
The guitars are pretty standard as far as things go around here. They were tuned to drop A. Lowest string was a 68 gauge. They were reamped through a tubescreamer, 6505, mesa OS cab. Single 57 in the right spot. Double tracked. Just EQ in the box beyond that if I remember correctly. The bass is really what makes the tone for me. Thick strings lowered to get a bit of a rattle and quite a bit of processing ITB.
Thanks man. The setup was very modest. It was an SM57 into a firepod. We worked alot on delivery and layering, and editing takes to be tight definitely helped. I also did alot of panning doubled vocals about 30L 30R. There is no reverb on vocals at all, only delay in certain effect parts. I got a little ambience from a stereo widening technique I used on the vocals where you set up 2 aux tracks being fed by vocals, pan them hard Left and Right, both with a 10-13ms delay on them. Then flip the phase on one. Mixing it in low widens the vocal a bit and its totally mono compatible. If I remember correctly it was just basic compression/ EQ/ de-esser but Ill get back if its different or had interesting settings after I get a chance to check the project file.
Lead guitars were the same chain as the guitars I wrote about above, only the amp settings were changed a little. The ambience on it comes from a long ping pong delay from the stock cubase ping pong delay plug-in.
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